LINE 10: Person, Number, Tense, Voice, Mood of "fugit"?

3rd Sg Present Active Indicative

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Catullus Poem 8 Grammar Analysis

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LINE 8: The verb "fulsere" is contracted. What is the correct form of this verb?
fulsererererere
fulserint
fulserunt
fulsisti
2
What literary device is present in Line 4?
Zeugma
Antithesis
Synecdoche
Anaphora
3
LINE 11: What are the case and function of "mente"?
Ablative Manner
Ablative Personal Agent
Ablative Means
Ablative Cause
4
LINE 13: What literary device is shown by the repetition of the CONJUNCTION "nec"?
Tricolon
Polysyndeton
Asyndeton
Alliteration
5
What literary device is present in Line 5?
Alliteration
Asyndeton
Polysyndeton
Polyptoton
6
LINE 3: What are the case and function of "tibi"?
Nominative Subject
Dative Indirect Object
Dative Reference
Accusative Direct Object
7
LINE 7: What is the Latin antecedent of the pronoun "quae?" (Answer may not be in Line 7)
fiebant
puella
volebas
iocosa
8
LINE 10: Person, Number, Tense, Voice, Mood of "fugit"?
3rd Singular Future Active Indicative
2nd Plural Future Passive Subjunctive
3rd Sg Present Active Indicative
3rd Plural Imperfect Passive Indicative
9
LINE 12: What are the case and function of "puella"?
Vocative Direct Address
Accusative Direct Object
Predicate Nominative
Nominative Subject
10
LINE 1: How is the infinitive "ineptire" being used?
Subjective
Indirect Discourse
Complementary
Objective
11
Which of the verbs from Lines 13-14 is FUTURE PASSIVE?
requiret
rogabit
dolebis
rogaberis
12
LINE 4: What is the TENSE of the verb "ventitabas"?
Future
Perfect
Present
Imperfect
13
Which of these literary devices is NOT present in Line 7?
Metonymy
Synchysis
Antithesis
Litotes
14
LINE 17: What are the case and function of "cuius"?
Dative Indirect Object
Dative Reference
Genitive Possession
Partitive Genitive
15
LINE 17: What are the case and function of "quem"?
Nominative Subject
Accusative Direct Object
Dative Indirect Object
Ablative Accompaniment

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Questions 15

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1
LINE 8: The verb "fulsere" is contracted. What is the correct form of this verb?
fulsererererere
fulserint
fulserunt
fulsisti
2
What literary device is present in Line 4?
Zeugma
Antithesis
Synecdoche
Anaphora
3
LINE 11: What are the case and function of "mente"?
Ablative Manner
Ablative Personal Agent
Ablative Means
Ablative Cause
4
LINE 13: What literary device is shown by the repetition of the CONJUNCTION "nec"?
Tricolon
Polysyndeton
Asyndeton
Alliteration
5
What literary device is present in Line 5?
Alliteration
Asyndeton
Polysyndeton
Polyptoton
6
LINE 3: What are the case and function of "tibi"?
Nominative Subject
Dative Indirect Object
Dative Reference
Accusative Direct Object
7
LINE 7: What is the Latin antecedent of the pronoun "quae?" (Answer may not be in Line 7)
fiebant
puella
volebas
iocosa
8
LINE 10: Person, Number, Tense, Voice, Mood of "fugit"?
3rd Singular Future Active Indicative
2nd Plural Future Passive Subjunctive
3rd Sg Present Active Indicative
3rd Plural Imperfect Passive Indicative
9
LINE 12: What are the case and function of "puella"?
Vocative Direct Address
Accusative Direct Object
Predicate Nominative
Nominative Subject
10
LINE 1: How is the infinitive "ineptire" being used?
Subjective
Indirect Discourse
Complementary
Objective
11
Which of the verbs from Lines 13-14 is FUTURE PASSIVE?
requiret
rogabit
dolebis
rogaberis
12
LINE 4: What is the TENSE of the verb "ventitabas"?
Future
Perfect
Present
Imperfect
13
Which of these literary devices is NOT present in Line 7?
Metonymy
Synchysis
Antithesis
Litotes
14
LINE 17: What are the case and function of "cuius"?
Dative Indirect Object
Dative Reference
Genitive Possession
Partitive Genitive
15
LINE 17: What are the case and function of "quem"?
Nominative Subject
Accusative Direct Object
Dative Indirect Object
Ablative Accompaniment